ELITE COMPETITION • TEAM-FIRST STANDARD
What is TEAM ALL O.NE?
TEAM ALL O.NE is our competitive circuit division for athletes who want to grow in an environment that demands effort, discipline, and accountability.
Through our Skills Lab and Circuit model, athletes build individual mastery and apply it in high-level competition.
Divisions
Boys 3rd Grade -17's (U9-17U)
Our 7th & 8th grade top team competes in the Under Armour Future Circuit — offering a higher level of competition and visibility.
Competition
We compete in premier local and travel tournaments — preparing players for high school success and, for some, collegiate opportunities.
For our youth teams, this competition builds confidence, game IQ, and decision-making speed, laying the foundation for what’s next.
For high school-aged athletes, this platform provides exposure for those seeking collegiate opportunities while preparing every athlete for the speed, structure, and physicality of the next level.
Team-First Culture
We emphasize accountability, sportsmanship, and execution within structured offensive and defensive systems. Individual talent matters — but team execution wins.
Coaching That Invests
Passionate about the game, our coaches intentionally develop each athlete — studying their strengths, challenging their growth, and investing in who they are beyond the jersey.
Advocacy That Matters
When it’s time for the next level, we advocate for our athletes. If your player has the ability and the work ethic, we work just as hard to help them be seen.
ALL IN. ALL O.NE
Meet Our 2026 Spring/Summer Coaches
Zach Westfall
7th Grade | Under Armour Future Circuit
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Current Role: ALL O.NE owner, Skills Trainer & Circuit Coach
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Experience: 10+ years (The Factory, UAA, UA Circuit)
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Background: All Conference/All-State at Bennington High School, AAU player experience
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Approach: "For me, the X's and O's were always as important as the play itself. I focus on the 'total game' -- the extra pass, rebounding, and IQ - to ensure players are ready for their next step."
Todd Taravella
7th Grade | National Team
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Current Role: Assistant Coach, Mount Michael
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Experience: Collegiate (St. Joseph's, Roger Williams, Tennessee) & High School (Lincoln East, Crete)
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Background: Rhode Island native; lifelong student of the game
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Approach: "I've had great mentors who made me love coaching. I try to instill that same toughness in my players while, first and foremost, always glorifying God."
Lucas Bohlen
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Current Role: Coach, Pius X (Lincoln)
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Experience: 3rd Year (Parkview Christian, Pius X)
8th Grade | Under Armour Future Circuit
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Background: Player for Adams Central (Hastings, NE)
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Approach: "I want to create a positive, competitive environment where players are challenged to improve every day. My goal is for our athletes to grow in leadership and teamwork as much as fundamentals."
William "Will" West
15U Coach
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Current Role: Freshman Coach, Bellevue West High School
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Experience: Youth Development & Skill Fundamentals (2 years)
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Background: 4-year Starter at Texas A&M-Kingsville;Defensive Leader
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Approach: "I coach to give back to the game and help young athletes understand basketball, build confidence, and develop discipline through competition."
Travis Johnson
16U Coach
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Current Role: Varsity Coach, Bryan High School
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Experience: Multi-level Youth & AAU Coach
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Background: Educator; currently pursuing Master's Degree
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Approach: "A Nebraska native, I built my game on discipline and a team-first mentality. As an educator, I bring a deep understanding of leadership and mentorship to every team I lead."
Matt Crouch
17U Coach
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Current Role: Head Coach, Omaha Bryan (2nd Season)
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Experience: 12+ Years (Youth, High School, & Collegiate)
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Background: Former Assistant at Peru State College & Omaha Central (2013 State Champs)
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Approach: "I believe culture drives success. My coaching philosophy is rooted in competition, accountability, and daily growth. My goal is to develop student-athletes who compete relentlessly while maintaining high standards of excellence in all parts of their lives."
